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19 April 2017

Comme un écho à l’exposition «Jardins» au Grand Palais, c’est au tour du Jardin du Luxembourg de nous inviter à célébrer le Printemps.

Venez découvrir les photographies d’une nature remarquable sur les grilles du Jardin du Luxembourg, en accès libre jusqu'au 16 juillet 2017.

Willy Ronis, Man Ray, Jean Baptiste le Roux et de talentueux photographes amateurs nous proposent un véritable tour de France des jardins extraordinaires. Une invitation à un voyage poétique…

Grilles du Jardin du Luxembourg jusqu'au 16 juillet 2017

Accès libre rue de Médicis – 75006 Paris

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